Join REB for our annual Drag Bingo! Free food and enjoy some rounds of bingo with your fellow UNLV Rebels to win some fabulous prizes. Additionally, you'll have the chance to show us your best runway walk or lip sync for your life.

Explore the meaning of first-gen identity and discover the many ways students may identify as first-gen. Through conversations, statistics, and shared experiences, participants will learn about the experiences and impact of the first-gen community at UNLV and beyond. Celebrate and understand the stories, connections, and strengths that make the first-gen experience unique and valuable.

The College of Liberal Arts (COLA) open house is an opportunity for students to learn about the departments and programs within the College of Liberal Arts. The nine different departments will be set up around the lawn, with swag and lots of information!

Travel with a small group of UNLV students to Kanab, Utah, to work with Best Friends Animal Sanctuary from Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1. Through tours of the organization, community engagement and service projects, and reflection activities, participants will learn how to better protect and advocate for the rights and welfare of all animals.

Food for Thought is a series of meet-ups - approximately twice a month - for students to practice their dialogue skills over a shared meal.

This event brings together diverse perspectives to engage in dialogue about complex topics by sharing viewpoints, listening openly, and working to understand one another. The goal is not consensus; it is shared learning.

Hula is a traditional Hawaiian dance that expresses stories through graceful movements and chants. Join us to learn more about this celebration of nature, history, and spirit.

Create, reflect, and reconnect with the world around you for American Indian and Alaska Native heritage month. Through nature-inspired crafts and activities (like aromatherapy, nature journaling, pressed-flower bookmarks, and more), explore nature, animals, and the human Impact on the planet while reflecting on our relationships with the land, our communities, and one another.

Investing can feel intimidating, especially when you are balancing classes, work, and everyday college expenses. However, you do not need to be a finance expert or have thousands of dollars to get started. Join us for an approachable, jargon-free conversation with a financial professional about the basics of investing.

Co-sponsored by Dr. William W. Sullivan Center for Academic Enrichment and Outreach (CAEO) and the Office of Undergraduate Research, the Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students with the opportunity to present their research and research constructive feedback. Each spring and fall semester, undergraduate students share their work with the campus through poster presentations, oral presentations, and performances/exhibitions.

Take a break from the hustle of the semester and invest in your well-being through creativity and self-reflection. Join us to design and personalize your own journal while learning how journaling can support stress management, emotional well-being, goal setting, gratitude, and personal growth. Explore simple, evidence-informed journaling techniques through interactive prompts and leave with a personalized journal and practical strategies you can use long after the event.

All supplies and snacks will be available while supplies last.